Its included adapter clips directly into the bayonet mount and can be positioned for use with either eye. AGM offers many models in the PVS-14 family this particular sample features a Gen 2 white phosphor tube. This is perfect for a monocular such as the PVS-14 we sourced from AGM Global Vision. Lastly, a Mil-spec Norotos RHNO II “Rhino” mount was attached to the helmet’s shroud, providing an attachment point for night vision systems that use a bayonet-style interface. It’s worth noting this requires cutting the headband off the earmuffs, so they can no longer be worn without a helmet.
HOW TO INSTALL PELTOR ARC RAIL ADAPTER PRO
Howard Leight Impact Sport electronic ear pro is attached to each side of the helmet via Team Wendy Exfil Peltor Quick-Release Adapters. This helmet includes a built-in NVG shroud with Wilcox aluminum insert, two-layer configurable foam pad system, and a highly adjustable suspension system with BOA tensioner dial. Team Wendy offers buyers a choice of 2.0 or 3.0 side rails - we chose the latter for its integrated Picatinny accessory rails. Without accessories, it weighs in at 1.6 pounds and features an array of ventilation slots to maximize airflow around the head. The Exfil LTP, which stands for Lightweight Tactical Polymer, is a good representation of the bump helmet category. The following isn’t all-encompassing and in no particular order - Galvion (formerly Revision Military), Ops-Core, Team Wendy, Crye Precision, and MTEK are a few examples of companies you can trust. Suffice to say, if you’re going to invest in a ballistic helmet, ensure that it’s tested to the threat rating you want, and that the company itself is reputable. I can’t name them all, and this article isn’t meant to be a dedicated helmet buyer’s guide. Much like armor plates and plate carriers, there are a lot of manufacturers out there for ballistic helmets. The author's current setup – Galvion Caiman Ballistic, Revision Military comms, SureFire X300V umbrella.
HOW TO INSTALL PELTOR ARC RAIL ADAPTER FULL
If you’re expecting to get shot at, a full ballistic night vision helmet setup is the answer. Galvion also makes a Hybrid helmet that’s a bump helmet with armor appliques, but this is a trade-off with gaps in its protection. This means the plethora of NVG-supporting equipment for ballistic helmets will interface with bump helmets. The current crop of quality bump helmets look very similar to ballistic helmets - many of them even have built-in shrouds to accept NVG mounts. These helmets are substantially lighter, and they’re also ventilated to allow better airflow, keeping you cooler and your lenses fog-free. Just like the name implies, it won’t stop small arms threats or fragmentation, but it will stop you from getting a Flintstones-type lump on your head. If the objective is just hog hunting or target shooting with night vision, then you can save a ton of money by procuring a non-ballistic or “bump” helmet. Your first decision is ballistic or non-ballistic. They still require the MARK Rail Adapters, also available from TNVC.NVGs have a definite learning curve, but a good helmet setup can make it easier. This will help you have more fun in the field during a hunt or stay alive in the field during a fight. The more comfortable your gear, the better able you are to maintain situational awareness. made parts will completely transform the way you run a helmet with COMMs. For step-by-step installation instructions, please check out this awesome video from Firelance Media:īasically, the SARA is the best thing to happen to the MSA/Sordin headset. The Neck Band version also includes two ESS Posts. Each package comes complete with 4 SARA’s and 4 extra Split Retaining Rings (in case the factory rings are damaged during dis-assembly). TNVC and Iron Forged Concepts are not responsible for damaged headsets during SARA installation.
If you do not have the proper tools, go get them.
Installation: Installation can be tricky if you do not have the proper tools. Tools Needed for Installation: Knife or Razor Blade, H15 Hex Bit (Screwdriver Head), Torx T8 Bit, Lineman’s Pliers (or similar) with diagonal cutters, Split Ring Pliers (90deg w/ 0.036″ Tips). The modification is not permanent and the headset can be reverted to its original configuration at any time. SARA’s are user-installed and available for both Over-The-Head and Behind-The-Head units. Includes ESS studs for compatibility with both Over The Head (OTH) and Behind The Head (BTH) systems. Lightweight, streamlined and designed with the simplicity and strength demanded by the end user, the SARA eliminates the headaches and discomfort associated with wearing headband style ear pro inside the helmet.
Rather than reinventing the wheel, the SARA calls on the spring tension generated by the Unity MARK rail adapters to achieve proper seal around the users ears and seamlessly integrate into the user’s head borne system. Sordin Arc Rail Adapters (SARA) were derived out of a need to directly attach MSA Sordin’s directly to an end user’s helmet.
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